Elk Hunt at Two Ocean Pass Ends in Three Fine Bulls
A first-person narrative recounts a grueling elk hunt near Two Ocean Pass. The narrator and companion pursue herd bulls through rough mountain country, weathering cold, rain, and Indian interference, eventually taking three bull elks after a week of effort. They describe elk behavior, terrain views, and the satisfaction of a hard-won hunt with meat and antlers.
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Crest and Cow Encounter on a Mountain Trail
A rider and companion push a high ridge to avoid two cows. Woxly holds their attention as the narrator moves aside. The scene shifts toward a hill crest with pinyons and the scent of terrain, glimpsing antlers beyond the brush.
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